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[WIP]: implement Gitea/ForgeJo/Codeberg support #1224

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@Shadow53 Shadow53 commented Jul 3, 2026

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This is a reopening on #1048 since it got closed by the original author.

I have not made any changes other than cherry-picking commits, nor have I tested things yet. I will edit this post once I have time to test things and make any necessary changes.

Since it has been two years since the previous PR was reviewed, I'd appreciate a fresh review on this PR. I'll try to apply any open comments from that PR here, though.

wamsachel and others added 8 commits July 3, 2026 00:16
Builds off PR GothenburgBitFactory#720 to add gitea integration to bugwarrior.
mish-mash between the github and gitlab documentation with everything I
don't think is supported removed.
Remove user+pass auth, token only now.
Added issue API Querying for writing custom queries
Added include_assigned,created,mentioned, and review_requested issues
config settings
Added ability to limit the number of issues you will query (Gitea limits
the API by default to 50, but I host my own instance so I raised it)
get_tags simplified greatly
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Lotram commented Jul 3, 2026

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Hi, maybe @ryneeverett will have another opinion, as the main maintainer, but I think you should first implement some tests and comply with formatting / linting rules from this repo (basically ensure all CI jobs are green) before we properly review this PR.

As you're starting over for this, I would also suggest you squash all commits

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